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English for Work: Hindi, Bengali & Marathi Speakers

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Start from zero: basic everyday English words first, then workplace vocabulary — every word in Hindi, Bengali & Marathi
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What you'll learn

  • Greet people, introduce yourself, and use polite basics: yes, no, please, thank you, sorry
  • Build your first sentences with I am, you are, he/she is, we are, they are
  • Ask questions with what, where, when, who, why, and how
  • Count from 1 to 100 and use numbers for money, hours, prices, and phone numbers
  • Use days, dates, clock time, and shift words: day shift, night shift, rota, day off
  • Understand your boss’s instruction verbs: bring, take, clean, put, move, hurry up
  • Say “I don’t understand”, “please repeat”, “please speak slowly”, and “can you show me?”
  • Name workplace places, job titles, tools, and equipment
  • Learn safety words and PPE: danger, warning, wet floor, helmet, safety shoes, mask
  • Handle emergencies: help, fire, call an ambulance, first aid, meeting point
  • Talk about money: salary, wage per hour, overtime, timesheet, payslip, net pay
  • Fix a pay problem politely: missing hours, wrong rate, “can you check, please?”
  • Answer the phone at work, take messages, read signs and notices
  • Call in sick, ask for a day off, and report problems and breakages
  • Answer interview questions, talk about your CV, trial shifts, and contracts
  • Hold two real conversations: your first day, and calling in sick + asking the boss
This course includes:
3.5 total hours on-demand video
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13 downloadable resources
48 lessons
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion
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Course content

Requirements

  • No English needed — the course starts from absolute zero
  • You should be able to read Hindi, Bengali, or Marathi (your language is on every slide)
  • A phone or computer to watch the lessons and download the PDF workbooks
  • Optional: a notebook to write your words, like the students in the course

Description

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Do you speak Hindi, Bengali, or Marathi — and lose jobs, pay, or confidence because of English? This course was built for you. It starts from absolute zero, with basic everyday words first, and builds step by step to the workplace vocabulary you need to get a job, keep a job, and solve problems at work.

Every English word and phrase in every lesson is shown on screen with its meaning in Hindi (Devanagari + Roman), Bengali (script + Roman), and Marathi (Devanagari + Roman). One course serves all three languages. The narration is slow, clear English: every word is said twice, used in a real workplace sentence, and repeated — so your ear and your mouth learn together.

You begin with Absolute Basics: greetings, yes/no/please/thank you/sorry, the verb “to be”, question words, numbers 1–100, days and months, everyday verbs, and home/food/travel words. Then you move to work: first-day sentences, job titles, shifts and schedules, boss’s instructions, tools, safety words and PPE, emergencies, polite phrases and small talk, money and pay (salary, timesheet, payslip, fixing a pay mistake), phone calls and messages, calling in sick, asking for a day off, interviews, CVs, and contracts.

The final section puts everything into real conversations — a full first-day dialogue, a sick call, a day-off request — and reviews the 100 most important work words. Every section includes a downloadable PDF workbook with the full vocabulary table (English / Hindi / Bengali / Marathi), practice exercises, and an answer key, plus a printable 100-word cheat sheet.

No English is needed to start. If you can read your own language, you can take this course.

Who this course is for:

  • Hindi speakers who want English for getting and keeping a job
  • Bengali speakers starting from zero who need everyday + workplace English
  • Marathi speakers who want slow, clear English with meanings in their own language
  • New workers, job seekers, and migrants preparing for their first job in English
  • Anyone who tried English courses that were too fast and had no translation support
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